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African 'primitives': function and form in African masks and figures, by G. W. Sannes; translated by Margaret King; with photographs by Marianne Dommisse.

By: Sannes, G. W.

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BookPublisher: London, Faber, 1970ISBN: 0571088368.Uniform titles: Afrikaanse primitieven. English Afrikaanse primitieven. English Subject(s): Sculpture, Primitive -- Africa, West. -- Sculpture, Primitive -- Africa, West | Sculpture -- Africa, West. -- Sculpture -- Africa, WestDDC classification: 732/.2

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Translation of Afrikaanse primitieven.

Bibliography: p. 107-108.

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African 'primitives': function and form in African masks and figures, by G. W. Sannes; translated by Margaret King; with photographs by Marianne Dommisse.

By: Sannes, G. W.